Lol it’s all good - it will be a Z-Wave equivalent of this switch we’re working on right now:
We originally thought our 2-1 switch would be able to be certified for inductive loads. In fact, we tested it on exhaust fans and it worked perfectly.
However, when we ran it through UL, they said, “no, if you are certifying it under 1472, you cannot say it works for fans bc 1472 is for lights only”. If we wanted to certify it for fans, we’d have to use 1917 (which is what we’re using for the Zephyr Fan switch in the link above).
So, Project Zephyr is a Zigbee fan version of our 2-1, which looks identical to it, except It’s certified for fans rather than lights. Again, really silly bc the 2-1 has on/off capabilities just like this fan switch will have, but we need the proper certification to legally say the switch is certified for fans.
We would take the tooling and functionality for that switch and convert it to Z-Wave.
Hope that makes sense?
Edit: To clarify, the functionality is similar to the 2-1 but not exactly the same as Zephyr has fan functionality whereas the 2-1 does not.